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The World Through Green Eyes is a blogzine based on the relationship between human and nature. It works on the basis of Trees, Wood, Green, Wild Girls & Pretty Bunny. Born the 2nd of October, 2010 as a blog, to give space for new young photographers, to let known their name to the world and to demonstrate their love for the Land. It grew up day by day creating a virtual online gallery, through submissions made by Flickr group and by email, for everyone who loves photography and Mother Nature, for everyone who loves to be wild. Posting three photos per day, based on the theme, color or creating a story. Immediately appreciated from the web community, The World Through Green Eyes began to make a list of the photographers who participate at the project, and it starts to interview them in the section “a talk with..”, starting in November, 2010 with Hollie Fernando. On April, 2011 to came abreast of the site, born We love… a free space to all the fan & photographers where they can post their project, works or things they love, all on the line of The World Through Green Eyes. On May 2011, after seven month from the birth, The World Through Green Eyes became a online magazine TWTGE; with the help of friends and photographers who participate at the project, we start to built up the magazine with interviews, photo gallery and photography history, with a graphic minimal structure, to give space to the photos and to follow the site layout, every number dedicated to one subject. On the following June came out TWTGE, the Polaroid issue. After the great success of the first issue, keeping post photos on the blog, we continued the trip, developing the magazine with new sections as tutorials, DIY, music, projects, blogs, magazines and vegetarian/ vegan recipes in the section “I like plant, I like cook it”. On October, 2011 came out the home issue, followed up, nowadays, by the fashion issue and the flower issue, released a few months ago. On 14 February 2012, was born Kuusi, a minizine in the small format of 7,5 x 10,5 cm, a collection of all our photographers, printed directly from home, in two language, photographer’s Mother Tongue and English, starting with the Italian photographer Arianna Lerussi. Today TWTGE consist of 600 Photographers on an archive of over 8000 photos, which more of 1300 posted in the site, continuously growing with projects, the magazine and soon a shop where to buy a printed version of the magazine.

TWTGE magazine June, 2011

TWTGE the polaroid issue “A Brief Polaroid Introduction” by Silvia Ianniciello A talk with... Rhiannon Adam “Impossible Project a dream come true” POLAROID IS.. a gallery with Brigette Palmer, Marija Cerniavskaite, Irma Rose Pettitt, Amanda Pulley, Martina Giammaria, Lydia T., Andrea Simonato, Michela Heim, Mai Downs, Kate Pulley, Arianna Lerussi, Elena Vaninetti, David Dittrich, Anna Morosini, Valeriya Stepura, Cristina Altieri, Shelbie Diamond. “Polaroiders.it” an interview with Carmen Palermo e Alan Marcheselli “We love...” Impossible battery return project

October, 2011

TWTGE the home issue “Imqossible Emultion” a great tutorial to make emulsion lift with Impossible films by Silvia Ianniciello “GIRLS ON FILM” an interview with Igor Termenòn A talk with... Rita Lino “Via Monte Nevoso 8” a photographic project by Elena Vaninetti HOME NATURE REFUGE a gallery with Elisa Magnini, Eylul Aslan, Katie Silvester, Geneviève Bjargardóttir,Maxie Fisher, Jae Kim,12FV, Sara Marzullo, Elizabeth Mahoney, Lea Mandana, Julie Lansom, Mariam Sitchinava, Evita Weed, Claudia Guariglia, Erica Lucy, Ali Scott, Bruna Coutinho Valença, Bianca De Magistris, Ché Parker, Jagoda “Baie” Boruch, Nevena Popovic, Brigette Samiam “DIY Clothing re-construction” by Amanda Pulley “I like plant, I like cook it” Vegetarian recipes by 333Bracket “We love...” Vestige a collection of polaroid by Kate Pulley

April, 2012

TWTGE the fashion issue “The Trend Reinvented” an interview with Sara Rios & Pedro Magalhaes A talk with... Matthew Tammaro FASHION NATURE a gallery with Axel Calatayud, Nevena Popovic, Chris Fitzgerald, Lisa Smit, Jae Kim, Bruna Valença, Sonia Cavallini, Elisabetta Lugari, Kristina Babusci, Coral McRyhew, Eduardo García Fernández, Elizabeth Mahoney, Karley Knight, Evita Weed, Joana Linda, Mariam Sitchinava, Tamar Burduli, Sabrina Melanson, Laura Lynn Petrick, Gabriela Rouiller. Prague in LOW-FI” a project by Silvia Ianniciello “Don’t use the flash, please” illustrated by Lavinia Busetto PAPER ST. interviewed by Anna Hollow “I like plant, I like cook it” Vegetarian recipes with THE BEST FOOD BLOG EVER “We love...” Ex men’s shirt as new dress for you by Kati Turkina July, 2012

TWTGE the flower issue “CROWN” by Mariam Sitchinava A talk with... Ben Giles “Guerilla Gardening” by Asilef & illustrated by Elisandra “FLOWERS SAY..” a gallery with Viviana Vi, Mariya Ustymenko, Molly Hare, Ben Evans, Lavinia Busetto, Bruna Valença, Claudia Guariglia, Anne Hospers, Takeshi Suga, Carmen Palermo, Giovanna Eliantonio, Serena Facchin, Sophia Shultz, Tatjana Suskic, Ulrike Biets, Holly Schnaudigel, Sara Peixoto, Veronica Nardulli, Tabita Hub, Evita Weed. “Flower Lift” a impossible tutorial by Silvia Ianniciello “Flowe Crown DIY” a tutorial with Amanda Pulley “I like plant, I like cook it” vegetarian recipes with Eni Turkeshi “We love...” A subtle revelry by Victoria Hudgins

Kuusi Arianna Lerussi

Kuusi is the monography zine of The World Through Green Eyes. A collection of all our photographers, printed directly from home, in two language, photographer’s Mother Tongue and English. One photographer, three photos, three question, all in the small format of 7,5 x10,5 cm. We start with the magic romance of Arianna Lerussi, an amazing photographer, poet and writer from Italy. In her work you can feel all her passion, love, melancholy & strength. Arianna photographs and write so softly bringing you into a dreamlike journey full of memories and personal moments. You can see her beautiful photos and poems on her personal site www. ariannalerussi.com. Arianna has also recently published her first collection of poems “Si dice amore non si sa perché si dice” for now avaible in italian.

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Aëla Labbé Contemporary dancer and photographer Aëla Labbé was born in 1986 in Brittany, France. From an early age she devoted herself to dancing, a passion which led her to Amsterdam where she studied theatre-dance at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten for three years. Back in France, she became increasingly interested in photography, which she considers, by essence, connected to dance. Largely self-taught, she used her dancing skills to approach photography as a form of choreography, giving special attention to elements of composition: body, space and time. Her style is characterized by a certain singularity; it consists of constructed scenes, filled with something that wavers between sorrowfulness and poignant delight and belonging to a realm where the body language and its emotions are essential. In the most recent part of her work, she tried to dramatize the relationship between humanity and nature, aiming at objectifying her deeper and most peculiar feelings, her ethic and values, reaching a point where photography and ethereality merge imperceptibly. Aëla Labbé has exhibited internationally in The United States, France, Greece, England, Spain and Italy. Her work is also included in numerous web and printed publications. www.flickr.com/aela

Zach McCaffree Zach McCaffree is a film photographer living is Los Angeles. He just moved to L.A. from Hawaii but grew up in the Pacific Northwest. He shoots mostly 35mm and medium format. www.zachmccaffree.com

Eylül Aslan Eylül recently graduated from Istanbul University, where she studied French Language and Literature. Her photos are distinguished by candor, simplicity, precision and sensuality. She has been featured in photo blogs, zines and has created album covers. Her work has been used by Adidas, Elle Magazine Turkey and by Phoebe Philo for Céline. She is based in Istanbul, Turkey and Berlin, Germany working as a free lance photographer. www.septemberlion.com

Philip Queen Philip Queen is 18 years old and from Richmond, Virginia. Heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s currently attending Swarthmore College, and hope to study philosophy. He works both in color film and traditional black and white processes, and exclusively takes pictures while walking. www.cargocollective.com/philipqueen

Hana Haley Hana Haley is a 22 year old photographer based in San Francisco. She is heavily influenced by retro film actresses, mother nature and all moments in life that go unnoticed. Her camera of choice is the classic canon ae-1 and Polaroid 600. www.honeyuck.4ormat.com

Mariam Sitchinava Mariam Sitchinava is a 22 years old film photographer from Tbilisi, Georgia. In her work, she expresses the beauty of women and nature. She worked for fashion companies as Urban Outfitters and Vaudeville & Burlesque, sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also included in numerous publications such Vogue Teen and Vogue Italia. www.mariam.ge

Edited and curated by Luca Tommaso Cordoni Revised and corrected by Lorenza Panelli, Matteo Cordoni. Photographers: Eylül Aslan, Hana Haley, Aëla Labbé, Zach McCaffree, Philip Queen, Mariam Sitchinava. Contact: twtge@hotmail.com www.twtge.com

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